NSW vs SAU Dream11 : Winless NSW Blues and South Australia traverse an elusive win when they clash heads today
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Succumbing to defeats in their league openers, for both our opponents of the day, round one of the Marsh Cup didn’t exactly transpire as both the sides would have aspired. Transcending on the newest instalment of the league with renewed vigour and revitalised, both New South Wales Blues and South Australia ended up being condemned to defeats, seeing today’s encounter taking on special status for either side.
For South Australia in particular, this is an encounter which comes bearing massive ramifications after the way the side floundered in their opening clash. Fathoming together a meagre 226 runs while batting first under sublime batting conditions, the side were completely wiped out by Queensland Bulls who needed just 36 overs to chase down the petty target at hand, on e they ended up achieving with 7 wickets to spare.
Elsewhere, NSW Blues were defeated by Queensland Bulls as well but in a clash which went down to the finishing line. Their 305 runs were ultimately traversed past by Queensland Bulls with 12 balls left along with the 4 wickets but it’s not a performance which will deter the side ahead of today’s impending encounter. They’ll be buoyed by a solid bating display, one the side will be looking to resonate today against a New South Wales bowling setup which looks paper thin at best.
Pitch Conditions And Toss
An excellent wicket to come out and bat on, everything on this track paired with the conditions is going to allow the batsmen to come out and build the entire narrative around them. Peddling and fabricating runs is going to be extremely easy with the track only settling down as the match runs its course, leading the side winning the toss choosing to chase over here.
Probable Playing 11
New South Wales Blues
Daniel Hughes, Jack Edwards, Moises Henriques, Kurtis Patterson, Arjun Nair, Nick Bertus, Peter Nevill (C & WK), Sean Abbott, Daniel Sams/Nathan McAndrew, Harry Conway, Mickey Edwards
South Australia
Alex Carey (WK), Jake Weatherald, Callum Ferguson, Jake Lehmann (C), Tom Cooper, Alex Ross, Cameron Valente, Joe Mennie, Adam Zampa, Wes Agar, Kane Richardson
NSW vs SAU Match Prediction
With both the sides having fallen to defeats in their league opener, today’s match is a quissential one for either. The need to win takes precedence with either side needing to come out and record their first win of the series.
What favours South Australia on this surface is their immense batting depth, one which will see them pile on the misery on their opponents and canter their way to their first.
Match Details
Marsh One-Day Cup 2019
Match: New South Wales Blues vs South Australia
Date And Time: 26th September, Thursday- 5:00am IST
Venue: Allan Border Field, Brisbane
Where To Watch: Cricket Australia Live, Kayo
Pivotal Players
New South Wales Blues
- Daniel Hughes, Nick Bertus, Sean Abbott, Harry Conway
South Australia
- Alex Carey, Callum Ferguson, Adam Zampa, Kane Richardson
Top 4 Batting Order
New South Wales Blues
- Daniel Hughes, Jack Edwards, Moises Henriques, Kurtis Patterson
South Australia
- Alex Carey, Jake Weatherald, Callum Ferguson, Jake Lehmann
Clean Hitters
New South Wales Blues
- Kurtis Patterson, Nick Bertus
South Australia
- Alex Carey, Callum Ferguson
Death Overs Bowlers
New South Wales Blues
- Sean Abbott, Harry Conway
South Australia
- Wes Agar, Kane Richardson
NSW vs SAU Dream11 Wicket-Keeper
Alex Carey found it tough to settle in the first match but that by no means takes away from his imperious quality as a cricketer. Over the course of the last year, he’s been one of Australia’s most pivotal and consistent bats seeing him come into our side for today’s match as we’ll after his promising innings of 29 promised much in the last match.
NSW vs SAU Dream11 Batsmen
With a mammoth 305 runs previously, it was only befitting of us to start our batting order with names from New South Wales Blues. We begin with opener Jack Edwards who scored 84 in the opening slot for his side in the bygone match, pairing him alongside Nick Bertus whose unbeaten innings of 69 in 60 balls took the aide past the symbolic milestone of 300.
Opener Daniel Hughes comes in from the side as well after he showed reslliance, perseverance and resolve to stick his time out in the middle and see off the early deviation for the pacers with ease. Elsewhere, just the one player from South Australia for us with opener Jake Weatherald coming in after his tenacity filled knock of 44, one that saw the opener lay down the perfect platform for his side.
NSW vs SAU Dream11 All-Rounders
The one all-rounder comes in from either side for us for this impending match with both the players having doled out their skill set with the bat in their respective previous encounters. We begin Moises Henriques from NSW Blues who scored 52 in the number three slot for his side in the bygone match while from the opposition we have gone in with Tom Cooper after his 62 runs kept his side in the chase across the match.
NSW vs SAU Dream11 Bowling Order
We begin with NSW Blues’ Harry Conway with the pacer snaring three wickets for his side the last time around, picking up wickets of well set batsmen to showcase his exemplary might as a bowler. He finds company in the form of Sean Abbott who bowled a restrictive line and length to earn figures of 1-40.
Elsewhere, the pace and spin duo of Joe Mennie and Adam Zampa from SA warps up our Dream 11 outfit for today’s prevelant encounter.
Captain And Vice-Captain
Bertus is selected as our captain for today while we are making Henriques the vice-captain.
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Dream 11 Disclaimer
All our selections are based on in-depth and astute analysis of the players partaking in the match, pitch report and a perusal of other reasoning. Please incorporate a slew of factors while crafting your own side with this article serving as a guide to the match and players.
